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IT CANNOT BE TRUE.
A Former Richmonder snd Minister In
Noivsh

VOWED.
The following is taken from Yesterday
Baltimore suH:
a dispatch from Mddletown, Conn.
last night says The Episcopal Bishop
OF New Jersey has been asked TO inyesil-
gates scandal affecting the character OF
the R,v. Mr GlazebroOk, a summer resi-
dent al Middletown. who has been charged
by several eve Witnesses with recent
conduct at that place unbecOming q min
ister Mr.. Glazebrook is rector of ST.
James Church. al Elizabeth. y J. A
woman IA concerned in the affair Rev.
Mr.. Gia2ebrook left Middletown this
noon for Elizabeth, y. D., 10 ask the
yestrymen of 81. Johns Church TO inyes-
tigate the scandal concerning him,which,
In letter, be denounces as an Infamous
falsehood. lie was chaplain in the Con
iederate army, and has been chaplain OF
the University Of Virginia Rev. Otis
a Glazebro0k was formerly rector of the
Church of the Holy Trinity, North Gill
NOR street, Baltimore, and chaplain Of
the Fifth Regiment He recently bad
calls 10 two prominent churches IN New
York
Rev. Mr Glalebrook is a Richmond
boy and has relatives and warm friends
here who would be 10th to believe any
thing wrong of him without the strongest
proof
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STILL MOVING.


The Union Passenger Railway force
were putting down the rails ON Twelfth
street Yesterday from Bank 20 Franklin
streets All of The Main-street cars and
horses are now stabbed at the new stables
az the head of Main street
The first ear leaves this place at 5.40
am The first car leaves The Main and
Twenty y-cighth-strect terminus at 63l
am Ii has been customary to speak of
the West Main street terminus of the
horse car line as Lombardy-street station
But this is not correct LOmbardy
street is the one on which the Wcst-End
School Building is selected, and The
stables are one square beyond this The
DAILY TIMES reporter was yesterday
told that this was Temple street, so cal
led after a most worthy former citizen
who lived on that street south of Cary
II This DE true the station should bc
known as Temple instead of Lombardy
as the cars run some distance beyond the
latter point.
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TIE COLD WAVE.
How the Mercury stood Yesterday ~ome
Remarkable August Days.

h'hihl hh'i' august bhe'f
The state Of the thermometer as re-
corded in the DAILY TIMES bulletin
every day is taken at the TINES building.
This is ON the sunny side Of the street,
and may be- higher than at West, John
stou Is Co.'S. As this firm has records
for many year, past a brief comparative
statement is made
Yesterday al that place the thermome-
ter registered - at am, - at 10 m,
and =, at pm.
For August %, 1856, at the same hours,
il stood 1s. s., 50.
For 1855, az the same hours and day,
10 registered so, 90 %
IN 1881, at the same hours and day,
~. SS, and %
Only once, in August, 1856, did the
thermometer get down to y, and that
was ON the 18Th at @ O'Clock am.
In lesj for gbout one week from
August 21th the figures ranged from so to
~ the coolest on record for the same
length of time
I'm 1888. on August 3lst az 8 o'clock
am. 10 was at II, but was never below IS.
But one of the most remarkable days
on record was August q, 1874 The
range ON that day was 9 am, O.; - m,
s.; 3 pm, u. IS pm a.
The cold wave, which struck us We'd
nesday night, wa, not exactly on schedule
time, but arrived at last, and yesterday
was most pleasant day
Il continued % grow colder. and the
thermometer fell several degrees before
midnight, when there was a stiff breeze
blowing
For Too day The indications are for fair,
colder weather in the morning, with
noriherly winds and rise in the temper
aturc in the afternoon.
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nichmnnd Knndolph Lodre.

The centennial anniversary Of Rich
mond Randolph Lodge, No. i9, will be
celebrated with appropriate ceremonies
and exercises. Mcssrs George A Ainslie,
J.. Harvey and Charles T. Rady are the
committee of arrangements. They are
expected TO report at the next meeting
OF the lodge. An interesting feature Of
the occasion viii be the reading Of his
tory of The lodge written by Mr. Rady
Norshipiui judson Cunningham is the
present master Of this time honored
lodge
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Death Of Consul william old.

Colonel William Old, United States
Consul at Brockyille. Ontario, who died
few DAYS since, was for some time
a resident of Richmond, and was al one
time one of the editors of the Eaqnirer.
He was from Powhatan county, and was
known as William Old, Jr.
lie was appointed To the consulate at
BrockviIe August 4. 1880 Brockyille is
ON the st. Lawrence river, and until a
few wears ago il was only consular
agency attached TO the Prescott consul
late Since il was raised 20 the grade of
a consulate ii has become a very import
ant post. and is now one Of the principal
ports from which Canadian produce Is
sent 10 the United States.
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The new Button engine for the Rich
mond Fire Department reached the city
per the Old Dominion line yesterday
evening.
The engine will be tried this evening
at o'clock at Seventeenth and Dock
streets Chief Engineer Fuqua extends
a cordial invitation to the public to be
present and witness the trial.
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An Old Fund RexlAed.

CmlcAGo, August 25.-The Times Man
nington, ". va, special says The old
Cartwright feud which has caused so
much bloodshed in Marion county, has
broken 0ut again. Yesterday John Cart
wright was standing in front Of the
house of Frank Jones, where he made
his home he was fired upon with a rifle
by some unknown person The ball
struck the old man just about the hea {,
and be died instantly The assassination
has created the widest excitment. There
Is a. vet no clew TO the murder.
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FROM FROZEN SEAS.
RELICS or 4 VIRGIVLAN NEAR THE
POLE

a Bunch of Flowers Exhibited In the
State Library Gathered in the Arctic
Regions by Hampden sidney Gardi-
ner.
Only a grass like sprig and two little
| plants with delicate pink blossoms. We
tread such things underioot unnoticed
every dav i'm our fields. Then why should
they be- so carefully preserved IN the place
where the State of Virginia keeps the
relics of it, most glorious past, and why
should strong men speak with subdued
voices when they look at these little
flowers The inscription tells the story
Gathered by Sidney Gardiner
Lady Franklin Bay
Ou the
Greedy Expedition.
Iampden Sidney Gardiner was a ma
tive of Virginia and a young man In
fact Lieutenant Grecly states that he
celebrated hi, twenty-seyenth birthday in
the Artic regions with aprescnt of half "a
gin of rum AT the time the
THE GREELY EXPEDITION
was commenced in 1881 he was "a ser
geant in the Signal Corps, the best place
in the service for such a man as he was.
and was attached TO the expedition at his
own request. An examination Of Lieu
nt,now General. Greedy book, shows
what an active part Sergeant Gardiner
took, and how much service he rendered.
Among the numerous notices 70 is diff
ticult 10 select, but a few instances may
be given
After do ycoman's work he fell
upon the ice and broke his leg This ac-
cident caused q tedious confinement OF
two months but, says his commander,
his SPIRITS NEVER FAILED
On the 18th Of April, 1884, Grceley's
diary shows that he was very weak, and
worse ON June 9th, but still al work
hunting he rapidly grew worse, and
ON June 18TH his brave spirit departed.
The account of bis death ia Greeleys
book Is very touching. Days had passed
without food. and as Sidney Gardiner lay
dying In the fur bag ihat fomed his bed
an hope Of rescue seemed gone and ON
his last day he seemed 10 forget The cold
and suffering, and lay half way out OF
the bag, with pictures of his wife and
mother in his hands The last words
that his comrades could understand We're
WIFE MOTHER
Lieutenant Greeley says that Dee was
dying for two months, and that nothing
but his intense desire To return home and
J. d D. fUI
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NEwARK, y. j., August 24-Cerebro
spinal meningitis has been discovered
among the horses in the stables of ii. Y
Bird and Jack lIulle Four have died
in the former and several in the
latter stable. State Veterinary Hawk
pronounces the disease contagious, and
liable to deplete the stables infested.
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4 Ncw Virginia senator.

WAsHlNoroN, August 2j.-The Demo-
cratic Convention of the Fourteenth
Senatorial district of Virginia, in session
at Alexandria yesterday, nominated r.
Walter Moore. Of Fairfax Courthouse, for
the State senate, 60 succeed Mr Meredith.
the present incumbent The district is
composed of Alexandria, Fairfax, and
Prince William counties
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in the election of Mr. John :. Elicit a.
President Of the State Bank Of Virginia.
10 succeed the lamented John l.. Bacon.
tine choice has been most worthy bcstow
cd. Mr. Elicit was gallant soldier, and
has been one of our most foremost citizens
in every way. He is well fitted for the
responsible trust, and his selection is one
eminently iii 10 be made.
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Liberal Member. viii upport the League.

L0NDON. august 2j.-F1rly Iiberal
members of parliament held a meeting In
the house OF commons to-day and resoly.
ed 10 support the Irish National League,
As they were satisfied that the organiza-
ton was a purely political one. Twenty
other liberal members wrote letters eX-
pressing sympathy with the purpose Of
the meeting. There were no party lead
er- present.
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pouianger wanted in Moscow

ViENNA, August pa dispatch 10 the
PoLitsche correspondent from Warsaw
saws that the extreme Russian pan slayisls
have shown desire to invite Gen. Bou-
LANCER To visit Moscow, but they have been
warned by the government that such a
step would not be tolerated.
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aoINa ro sER1E - oNnEn.

The injunction which was granted
against Commonwealth, attorneys in
June was duly served upon John Scott
Commonwealth attorney of Fauquier
Notwithstanding be brought suits under
Coupon Cru-hcr I'm defiance of the in.
junction. Judge Bond at the same time
mailed an order that be SCOTT show
cause at Richmond ON the 22d of Sep
tember why hc should not bc att chcd
for contempt in violating that injunction
law. The marshal left Richmond ye-
terday TO serve the injunction ON the Of
ficers Of the County Court of Loudoun
and TO serve the order to show cause.
&c, upon the Commonwealth attorney
of Fannnier-
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The IiON Thief (angIlt.

New YORK, August 95.-Samuel
Fabyian who robsed his father, d.
Fabyian. OF POS Vine street, Philadelphia,
Of $4,000 on August 10, was arrested in
tn IS city yesterday All the stolen money
with the exception Of $50 was found in
his possession.
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Jem, Coming 10 America.

ODESSA, August 2j-In consequence
Of the annexation Of Taganrog and Ros-
toll to the Oar Cossack district. the Jew,
residing in those places have been or
dered to depart for other parts of the
empire. Many of them will emigrale TO
America.
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The West End Wins.

There was second shooting match
yesterday evening between the East and
West End Shooting Clubs. The match
took place near Chimborazo. IL resulted
in a score of Il to jG. Mr. Andrew
Krause OF the West End won the medal,
breaking eight balls out of ten.
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SneclnI Notice.

our friends residing in the city limits
are requested not 20 send news items 10y
mail, for the reason that they always
reach us too late for publication. Com
municate with us by telephone or send
direct TO the office.
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ALEXANDRIA, August 95.-Thc DuFe
of Connaught has invested the khediye
with the insignia Of the Order of the
Bath as jubilee token from Queen
Victoria The ceremony attending the
presentation was a very brilliant one
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Ihr srafoId Gave WaN.

HARTFORD, COM. August 2j.-G. II.
Champlain and Jas. Ledwith, painters en-
ployed on 81. Peters Church, fell to the
street this morning, the scafiolding giving
way. Both were killed.
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NER
GLENWooD SrRlNos, August p.

NLtNMnOD NPhlNNs, August -.
10 GOrJuOr idmN, Dancer.
Please come TO Glenw0od Springs inn
mediaiely, even if requires special, TO
meet General f.. Te.t and County Com
missionefs Gregory and Reynolds Emer-
gencyeNist, which requires your presence
there 40 once
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Mrif NJ IrYnf.

Mr.. X. b. Chafiin Yesterday obtained
from Judge Fauntleroy OF the Supreme
Court another writ Of error in the suit
of Lynch vs.. Chaiiin.
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ANOTHER ORDER.
THE LAST INJUNCTION FRONJUDGE
BOND

The Constitutionality of the Action OF d
state Court Denied An order to Restrain
OHicers from Con,icting Persons who
rendered Coupons for Licenses
Six persons who had rendered coupon,
for their business licenses in Loudoun
county were indicted by the grand jury
Of that county at the August term of the
court for doing business without license
Mr. William J. Royal on Thursday
last carried a bill in equity to Baltimore
to Judge Bond, praying for an injunction
restraining al the officers of the County
Court of Loudoun from prosecuting these
six persons under those indictments As
section 720 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States f0rbids the courts of the
United States TO enjoin any proceeding,
in a State court Judge Bond told Mr
Royal that he considered the matter one
of very great gravity. and that he must
take time before q ting upon 70. Judge
Bond accordingly held the bill until We'd
nesday afternoon, when he sent am order
here 10 the clerk cnioining the officers of
the County of Loudoun from prosecuting
these six persons. This order was recciy
ed here Yesterday morning.
The theory upon which Mr Royal
proceeds is this That il is settled law of
the Supreme Court of the United states
that a State court, inforcing am unc0n.
stitutional law, is without jurisdiction,
and that the officers of the County Court
of Loudoun. I'm prosecuting these persons
after they had rendered coupons, are en-
forcing an unconstitutional law that the
County Court of L0udoun mas n0 juri,
diction Whatever, and 70 cannot, there
fore, be said that there are any proceed
ings whatever pending in ihc court
against them
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Mr.. Royal. i'm applying for the order
cited Judge Bond 10 "a number of deci-
sions maintaining his Mr. R0yallsl view
and the Judge concluded that the iniunc-
ton should be granted
The bin Is filed by Mr. j. j Cooper
who sets out that hc sold coupons 90
these parties and gave 90 each one a guar
Hut't t' 7hf' Hlni d- an, NJ lY''f 'it' "ti'i
they are tried ON HE indictments ihcy
Will not ne anle io produce lht oohN,
from WhIch the coupons Were cui' ana
therefore they VIII certainly he cJnNcl.
ed. The six persons are Liable to oe naed
under the state law, more than $4,000
The state laW makes no provisions lot
suspending execution oi ihe sentence un.
less at the discretion oi me Judge trying
the case therefore, say, VT. hoyall, more
than $1,000 may thus be cAtoried rom
these persons "hlch NI cooper VIII
nave 10 maze good
The order which Mt koyai received
yesterday is as follows
IN he linuH CoVu NJ Ne inHd Nuf~.
Epteru District ~ lUgint.
James Z. Cooper.
vs..
James b. McCaOe, Attorney 0rihe Com
monwealth of Loudoun county, state
Of Virginia Edgar Littieton Clerk of
said County Court. and Harrison Rus
sui, Sheriff of said county.
Tpon reading the bin of t.e COMPLAIN.
ants herein and the exhibits attached
thereto. II is ordered that the motion for
an Injunction I'm this case De set down
for hearing at the courthouse of Obi,
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-rt HH cutting. dyc.ng. shaving, and
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~ f uiMN1Dh. liB T.. Main street Cor
I.H.. solicited.
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AANI0EENCo. I01,loIu4 caD suoct
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...HvNNu STEAM BAKERY. &c. Adam
I.f.r. DO s. Twelfth street Wh0icsai,
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'''" D.. ,@li T. Main street, manuiactu
hampton Woven Wire Mattresses
H.. Ihc.Dcst aud cheapest in the mar
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4 Bold and Brutal Outrage.

CHcAGo, August 25.-A Minneapolis.
Minn., special says \ bold outrage at
Maple Grove. rs miles from this city,
was last evening reported to the police.
ID. l.. Hitler lives upon farm near that
place with his mother and brother Yes
terday morning, while the brothers were
absent from the house at work, two men
called at the house and asked for some
thing to eat Mrs Hitler complied with
their request, and when they had finished
eating one OF them picked up a poker
and threatened 90 kill her. The old
lady begged Acm to spare her life,
whereupon e butes dragged her TO the
cisiern and threw her in The cstern l.
- feet deep, and was half full Of water,
but Mrs. Hitler clung TO the lead pipe Of
the pump and managed 10 keep afloat
until noon, when her sons returned, and
she was taken ont in an exhausted con.
dition Investigation showed that the
iramps had ansacked the house aud ab.
stracted $40 in cash and 1880 in Ger.
tliicates Of deposit upon the First Ma
uoual Bank of Minneapolis Mrs. Hitler
is 50 years of age, and IL IL feared that
the shock 10 her system from the brutal
treatment she received may result fatally
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.. Trt>UALE. 1915 D.. Main street. Best
mems and s. and $3.50 ladies'
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MI Abe +. Miller has returned from a
pleasant trip to the Variety Springs.
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE VERY LATEST VIEWS FROM All
SECTIONS.

Bold and Brutal Outrage Mexican Ran
dts Defeated 4 stay Granted sharp.
Colorow Corralled -Boulanger Wanted
I'm Moscow The khediVe knighted-
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IHIII TI>IlNE s. co.. ID and l5 $. Fif
.'n.t Potatoes. butter. beans. cub
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Contractors and Builders .
INI ~IUN. FH D.. Main street.
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.-I.I UIIAEI D.. COB. D.. Main street. Bell
". general machine repairing
patents.
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AVIS. o y. Nuth street. >had,
.. O..fhs. and paper hanging.
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ttrrHcf- and buegic,
I~tIIG DR. lfl- l.. fmukiIn street
I|HNfNUI.
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..... Rubber stamps
I|. Nl HhfN STAMP MANU- IA
.INH iO.. lIii B.. Main ST. Manuftc
Importers off stamp novelties.
'INI NIuN kl bBER STAMP WORKS
Hh sreef. Agents wanted send ion
Sign Painting.
NIoON. Franklin street under EN
hIte. Advertising sign artist
...U Url wall sigusu speciality.
'.ir NNiN. N0 p, y Ninth street. Sign
Ni gliding Ou glass.
I. Soap Factory
$3.50. is s. co.. ltit Franklin street lestab
Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
TailOrs.
ACC, Twelfth street. under American
'Nc and military tailor.
Undertaken:
NJ NNlNsETT. no. Il seventh street,
'.acs,cr. Phone. 80.
. Nirr Mattresses and Cots.
t'" D.. t2li T.. Main street manufactu-
Champion Woven Wire Mattresses
t zoo. The bcst aud cheapest in the mar
Wood and Coal
rh lIAL YARD lElba station. Broad
N' streets. ". $. Pitcher. agent. All
g.... Coal, wood, and Coke. Tele-
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TTITUT'' mn NUUUITTN
NI.N BEDFORD. li2 D.. Main street
Ii f-.. NuuactmCrmi whole
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Carpenters and Huildrr-f
N.II|INN fI iLth. 1880 g.. Cary street
t.nf..u tN repairing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-11

A curious result u the marriage laws IN
New York state has recently been soted
Il IS claimed that il Is possible there :Or a
man % have several lawful wives az the
same time. that be can he married 70 a
fresh wife every i've years under the section
which permits re-u.srriage gbut forbids d.
v0rcej after desertion FOR that length q
time. But tie law also provides that every
marriage legal where contracted Is valid
here and that divorce obtained in another
state IS not valid ia New York, unless both
parties were under tbs jurisdiction Of the
court granting it. Jones marries, brings liz
wife 10 New \ crk, applies Ia Chicago Tor a
divorce, and obtains IL. That divorce, valid
in Illinois and not valid in New YORK, ena-
bles him % marry another woman ia Illinois,
and the New York courts recognise that
marriage as valid and compel him % support
both wives. he may repeat this ten times a
year and oh his haren. The courts VIII up-
hold al the Marriages as valid and throw
oGt al the divorces.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-11
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poxr4yasr4f ABz GA shs Fsts-s@e.

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poxr4,asn4f Ansi sesx Ca shs Fete@e4e.
Gen. Gssrgs s 4szas VAS barn 70 Czeiz,
S~ala 20 ~ isl3 40 sip1 ~ rr.-asss,2 pa
49, s. 81s - sr4e4s1si AZ West Feins
q issl served H. - Florida waT. All -
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fsxas L-sUal4ry zad tbs lgelas4sL ossi lls--Ty
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~as rtappe-ased n shs army - secsaa Aeil-
tenaJt q tePo<gs ekiczl eagilssrs. served
tarol xElut tas Nar vita Aexiea. sas bro
satfto Irst aeloeuzn. fer gallant fca-
81 zld On bis return ~1s Ereserted
q ssprsl ~ tie clcinsns or fh-sa~
al h.a Its was nsads caPtala 81 eusIleers
IL ~, Vas commissioned brisadlsr ssAaf-i
81 lsoi-R5sers AuS ~, isol On June /,
I.ss, BE- va uza.is IA or x TIE toFssgTa plieai
engineers. eell-aazased 8 corps ~ r1s Army ~
ths potomac la the Maryland CAM "a, ozad
Was maLs Blalor FeElersl ~ EgiIlI essls -aoF-
- Ca LAKE, -, lssi5, b Vas ealle1 u $40
cesd Gen. Hooker IN Command " the Any
u tho Potomac and oH jay i-5 Is foaz
the battle u Gettysburg he ~as made
hriEadier general la the UUilssl states army
July 5, major general IN t4e Inirea states
army Aus -, 1854. From July !, 80, 60
Aug 9, l,65. be Was Ia command q tl7 pail--
lar division u TIE Atlantic. "a los*-sl q
tie department. ~ the east, and subsequently
q the MILITARY district comprising Oeorg L.,
florida ana Alabama. with headquarters IA
Philadelphia
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-11

Thr xmas bead was 8rst used as -us - ths
raj MARKS -r rl,x sh silver n lisa Iae
s-.-rv IS taat geeras III. having attended, a
.iinner AZ esffh's hail. was greatly Ga-
rresssf xfh l1c RIB disrla~ ~ plate gsssi on
thss ,r.ss,s, Hs M iesfy vas in neei 81
uurnov ,t hri-- rrsf sf.er rhe cicsn 81 fse
kr.srican var srs the ifea was suggested
fhaf silver riata was Ccod Article fer -szi-
tirn rren sftsr .'is tutf aet wss rss7sss'-
- srrv marx striia - p ,-e.l en
Is a. avfderrr fhat t1e dirty ra. rerr rsit
Tae aavera 81 base e t1e a-a rrs THERE'S
fare are uifea ~ '-ira r ri-l or Gear
-, .ss Fl '-sr-rf.a s-t ..r.-r rrle 'f hare
a. f--nr sns raesar,ees ~ t1e r-f periosi
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